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Come Meet Us in Person this September!
Come meet us in person this September! The Okteto team will be Codemotion Madrid 2019 (September 24 - 25) and Cloud Native London 2019 (September 27 -...
Ramiro BerrellezaManage your Kubernetes Context Directly from VS Code
Do you keep deploying your applications into the wrong namespace? Now you can see and manage your Kubernetes context directly from VS Code with our new...
Ramiro Berrelleza
Easier Kubernetes debugging with Okteto
We recently published a survey to help us better understand how developers are using Kubernetes in their day-to-day workflows. One of the questions was...
Pablo Chico de GuzmanCloud Native Application Development Survey
We’d like to invite you to participate in a survey we’re conducting of our customers, users and community members. The purpose of the survey is to learn...
Ramiro Berrelleza
An Early Look At Helm 3
The first beta of Helm 3 is now available! This is a particularly important milestone because it signals the finalization of the big helm rewrite. From...
Ramiro Berrelleza
How to Develop a Serverless App with OpenFaaS and Okteto
OpenFaaS (Functions as a Service) is a framework for building serverless functions with Docker and Kubernetes. OpenFaaS simplifies your application by...
Ramiro Berrelleza
How to Develop a Django + Celery app in Kubernetes
Django + Celery is probably the most popular solution to develop websites that require running tasks in the background. Developing a Django + Celery app...
Pablo Chico de Guzman
Run Coder in Okteto Cloud
Online IDEs are becoming mainstream due to their ability to provide true one-click development environments, surpass the capabilities of developer machines...
Pablo Chico de Guzman
VS Code Remote Development in Kubernetes
VS Code Remote Development is a powerful VS Code extension that allows you to take advantage of VS Code’s full feature set in the following scenarios:...
Pablo Chico de Guzman
Accelerate Serverless Development with Cloud Run and Okteto
Google recently introduced Cloud Run, a new solution for deploying your code as containers with no infrastructure management. It is a step forward for...
Pablo Chico de Guzman
Lightweight Kubernetes development with k3s and Okteto
A couple of days ago, Rancher labs released k3s, a lightweight, fully compliant production-grade Kubernetes. The entire thing runs out of a 40MB binary,...
Ramiro Berrelleza
Develop Helm Applications directly in Kubernetes
Deploying applications in Kubernetes can be complicated. Even the simplest application will require creating a series of interdependent components (e.g.namespace,...
Ramiro Berrelleza